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back to boardCommon BoardThe answer to 1114 Posted by Li Yi 23 Sep 2001 14:04 C(n + a, a) * C(n + b, b), where C(m, n) is the binomial cofficient. Re: The answer to 1114 > C(n + a, a) * C(n + b, b), > where C(m, n) is the binomial cofficient. Thanks Li Yi for providing us with the mathematical model of several problems, it would help us a lot. I really appreciate it. Could you drop me an email, my email address is raynaldo_adp@yahoo.com just in case I need assistance from you. Re: The answer to 1114 Posted by Li Yi 28 Sep 2001 15:42 Thank you first. I cannot send mail to you because my mail server returned: <raynaldo_adp@yahoo.com>: host mx2.mail.yahoo.com [64.157.4.84] said: 554 delivery error: dd This user doesn't have a yahoo.com account
You can mail me. My email is: lee-e.@263.net (Pay attention that there's a period before `@`) > Thanks Li Yi for providing us with the mathematical model > of several problems, it would help us a lot. I really > appreciate it. Could you drop me an email, my email address > is raynaldo_adp@yahoo.com just in case I need assistance > from you. |
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